The Basic Meeting List Toolbox

Now, this is pretty basic, but it has a lot of “noise.” For example, we don’t need to display the state and zip codes. People know where the towns are (it’s for a local constituency). Let’s hide those with CSS.

We add the following CSS to the site CSS:

div#bmlt_simple_shortcode_demo_div table#lhv_demo_layout_table_2 span.c_comdef_search_results_province,
div#bmlt_simple_shortcode_demo_div table#lhv_demo_layout_table_2 span.c_comdef_search_results_nation,
div#bmlt_simple_shortcode_demo_div table#lhv_demo_layout_table_2 span.c_comdef_search_results_zip
{
    display:none;
}

That’s nice, but the gridlines are kinda fugly. Let’s replace them with alternating backgrounds.

We add the following CSS to the site CSS:

div#bmlt_simple_shortcode_demo_div table#lhv_demo_layout_table_3 table,
div#bmlt_simple_shortcode_demo_div table#lhv_demo_layout_table_3 tr,
div#bmlt_simple_shortcode_demo_div table#lhv_demo_layout_table_3 td
{
    border:none;
}

div#bmlt_simple_shortcode_demo_div table#lhv_demo_layout_table_3 tr.bmlt_alt_0
{
    background-color:#efefef;
}

OK, now let’s relax the font a bit. Since we’re using <table> elements, we’re already going to Hell. Let’s have some fun on the way:

We add the following CSS to the site CSS:

div#bmlt_simple_shortcode_demo_div table#lhv_demo_layout_table_4
{
    font-family:"Papyrus";
    font-size:small;
}